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1) Knock Knock, Dino-mite!: Dinosaur Jokes for Kids

Author

Robertson, Chris

Series

Illustrated Jokes

Publisher

Xist Publishing

Pub. Date

2020

Formats

eBook, Kindle

Description

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These jokes are a blast from the past...the prehistoric past! Get kids reading AND laughing with these funny dinosaur jokes. Each joke is illustrated by Chris Robertson the vibrant images add to the hilarity. Developing readers will build confidence and story time will never be the same for your dinosaur-loving child. Here's an example: Which dinosaur slept all day? The dino-snore! These jokes are silly and strange and make a great gift for a dinosaur...

2) Harry and the haunted house

Author

Robertson, Chris

Publisher

Xist Publishing

Pub. Date

[2022]

Description

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Harry knows there's something special going on for Halloween in his home. Is it creepy? Is it kooky? Watch out, Harry! This fun Halloween-themed adventure is sure to get kids laughing and interacting with Harry as he tries to discover the secret to the spooky goings-on.

3) Little Miss Liberty

Author

Robertson, Chris

Publisher

Chronicle Books

Pub. Date

2005

Description

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When Little Miss Liberty, a very special child, outgrows her Paris home, she sets out on a journey in search of a place she can call her own.

4) Where do pants go?

Author

Van Slyke, Rebecca

Publisher

Sterling Children's Books

Formats

Book, Board Book

Description

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Where do pants go? Do they go on your head? Do they go on your neck? No! They go on your legs! That's where pants go.

5) Giraffes ruin everything

Author

Schulz, Heidi

Publisher

Bloomsbury

Pub. Date

2016.

Description

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It seems that giraffes will misbehave whether attending a birthday party, going to the movies, playing in the park, or just about anything else.

6) If I didn't have you

Author

Katz, Alan

Publisher

Simon & Schuster Books for Young Readers

Pub. Date

[2018]

Description

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"A father and son spend the day together detailing all of the things they could have ... if they didn't have each other. In the end, they both decide that candy for dinner every night or a personal butler is no substitute for a father or a son"-- Provided by publisher.